FOR SALE 1990 300TE-24 Sportline Mosselman Biturbo, Almandine Red/Black, €19k (Stuttgart, Germany)

[gsxr]

No affiliation. Pity the original steering wheel is gone. Factory Sportline front AND rear seats... heated fronts! Think it had ASD as well.

Edit - added VIN/FIN from replies below: WDB1240911F139071

Listing: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2170815633183747/permalink/3924405544491405/

Seller: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2170815633183747/user/61576963835853/


Rarity for sale in Germany
300TE-24 Sportline Mosselman Biturbo -Lorinser parts
-price: 18500€
-worldwide shipping possible
Send me a message if you are interested

From comments: "it runs on stock engine with very reliable 0,4bar boost. That makes 265hp"

 

[DWB]

It's an interesting car, I saw it offered for sale at Retro Classics Stuttgart earlier this year, some quickly taken images attached....

Vin I believe is: WDB1240911F171557 (although that comes back as a 199U car) seller had the printout in the window.

 

[weide1]

Looking at the images of the engine compartiment i would say VIN is WDB1240911F139071.

 

[gsxr]

Looking at the images of the engine compartiment i would say VIN is WDB1240911F139071.

Yup! I was going to post the same thing. Datacard link below.

Odd that F171557 was referenced at all... seems to be unrelated?

Mercedes VIN Decoder | Decode Your Mercedes-Benz VIN

Datacard for 1990 Mercedes-Benz 300 TE - 24 (124.091) - WDB1240911F139071

www.lastvin.com

 

[FD.]

I remember seeing this car at the Stuttgart show.


But let’s be realistic:
– if 20k euro is now starting budget for a 'good' factory S124 R6, it’s not reasonable to expect anything particularly inspiring at first glance from a turbo monster in the same range.


Hard to imagine how much $$$ one could end up sinking into this car in a rush to turn it into "very good condition."

 

[Otrebla49]

No affiliation. Pity the original steering wheel is gone. Factory Sportline front AND rear seats... heated fronts! Think it had ASD as well.

Edit - added VIN/FIN from replies below: WDB1240911F139071

Listing: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2170815633183747/permalink/3924405544491405/

Seller: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2170815633183747/user/61576963835853/

Hi Dave, thanks for the ad..
I've also seen it on FB a few days ago..

May I do a slight remark on the statement (and REAR Sportline seats)?
I recall having an 'exchange' of words/impressions with someone else on FB a few weeks ago, since on the official MB-brochures and product sales information there's only been the factory option for the FRONT seats on the S124 range.

The estate cars just showed some additional pattern on their leather/cloth wrapping, around the area where the sedans (4-door W124) would have gotten the proper bolstered individual 2-seater rear arrangement..
Just a common rear bench for 3-seater was withheld (but with this above mentioned 'optical' upgrade) at the S124s

Well, hoping everyone here's having a great Sunday!
Greetz Alberto

 

[gsxr]

May I do a slight remark on the statement (and REAR Sportline seats)?
I recall having an 'exchange' of words/impressions with someone else on FB a few weeks ago, since on the official MB-brochures and product sales information there's only been the factory option for the FRONT seats on the S124 range.

The estate cars just showed some additional pattern on their leather/cloth wrapping, around the area where the sedans (4-door W124) would have gotten the proper bolstered individual 2-seater rear arrangement..
Just a common rear bench for 3-seater was withheld (but with this above mentioned 'optical' upgrade) at the S124s

Thanks for the info, Alberto! I'm not quite sure where the disconnect is. Either the literature / documentation is wrong where it states that only "normal" split rear seats were offered in the wagon... or, it's semantics where the uphostery has a different pattern on an otherwise "normal" seat (stock bolsters).

But, the Sportline wagons definitely did have a different, non-standard rear seat upholstery available.

Here's a set for sale:

Pardon Our Interruption...

 

[Otrebla49]

Either the literature / documentation is wrong where it states that only "normal" split rear seats were offered in the wagon... or, it's semantics where the uphostery has a different pattern on an otherwise "normal" seat (stock bolsters).

But, the Sportline wagons definitely did have a different, non-standard rear seat upholstery available.

Yes Dave, I guess the difference was about semantics as towards what text in the literature was meaning to describe..

Thanks for the example with the Sportline rear bench in leather upholstery for sale too! It's known to me as well that the upholstery was made different to standard (non-Sportline optioned) rear seats on the S124..

Just a hint - all S124s with Sportline package feature equipment code '244' (Sport seats at the front), meaning only these two front buckets are modified at bolsters' design type - while W124/sedans have code '243' including both rows (but also just the 3-seater option behind remained, if buyer would desire '244') - and C124 couldn't be fitted with either of them.

(A cloth pic is attached for S124/Sportline - herewith can our 'interruption' in the thread be finalised..